WW2 British Non Combatant Corps Indian Made Shoulder Title Insignia Single

The WW2 British Non Combatant Corps Indian Made Shoulder Title Insignia Single is an original cloth formation badge produced for members of the Non Combatant Corps (NCC) serving in the British Army during the Second World War. The NCC comprised personnel assigned to non-combatant duties such as labor, logistics, and support roles, often for religious or conscientious reasons. This specific insignia, manufactured in India, reflects the widespread involvement of colonial production in supplying uniforms and equipment for British and Commonwealth forces throughout the conflict. The shoulder title is typically constructed from khaki or olive-drab colored fabric, with the words “NON COMBATANT CORPS” embroidered in contrasting thread. As an Indian-made example, it may display variations in stitching, fabric type, and lettering style compared to British-made counterparts. Such insignia were worn on the upper sleeve of the uniform to identify unit affiliation and are valued by collectors for their historical significance and regional production characteristics.